[Washington, 4th Reuters] --Clarida, Vice-Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board (FRB), said on the 4th that the US economy is continuing to perform well toward achieving employment and price targets, and will raise interest rates in 2023. Recognized that it is in a situation where it can be started. "We are confident that the conditions needed to raise rates will be met by the end of 2010," he said in an online discussion at the Peterson Institu…

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Fed Vice-Chairman Supports Inflation Risk Ups in 2011

The Reserve Bank of Fiji says domestic economic activity slowed significantly in late April and May this year, attributed to the intensified spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant in the country.However, the central bank noted some pick-up from June as more businesses and citizens adapted to the COVID-19 environment.And despite the domestic economy slowly reopening under COVID-safe measures, demand remained suppressed.

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RBF: Demand remains suppressed despite Fiji’s economy slowly opening up

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Delta COVID strain will hamper private consumption and tourist inflow, BoT says

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Thai central bank lowers economic growth forecast again

Concerns about inflation are gaining traction as the consumer price index continues to exceed the central bank's 2 percent inflation target. According to Statistics Korea, Tuesday, consumer prices rose 2.6 percent last month year-on-year, the fourth consecutive month the index grew more than 2 percent, prompting fears that people's livelihoods will be undermined further amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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[Opinion] Fears of rising inflation

Paul Bloxham of HSBC says despite the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to hold cash rates steady, its statement seems to suggest that there's some flexibility around its bond buying program which signals that the central bank may revisit its taper decision.

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Australia's central bank could leave the door open for tapering, says HSBC

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) will raise Wednesday its prime rate by one percentage point, to 5.25%, after three successive hikes of 0.75 points that proved insufficient to control inflation, according to most analysts' forecasts.

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Brazil's Central Bank to raise its rate by one percentage point to 5.25% to control inflation

Central Bank sells greenbacks for the first time in three months, amid electoral nervousness and high inflation.

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Central Bank sells dollars for first time since April

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